A Survey Of The Health Department Of The City Of Milwaukee (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781024549553)

"A Survey Of The Health Department Of The City Of Milwaukee" offers a detailed examination of the public health infrastructure in early 20th-century Milwaukee. This historical document provides insights into the operations, challenges, and strategies employed by the city's health department. Authored by Mary Rhoda Wetmore, the survey likely delves into various aspects of public health administration, including sanitation, disease control, healthcare access, and community health initiatives.

This work serves as a valuable resource for historians, public health professionals, and urban studies enthusiasts interested in understanding the evolution of public health practices and the historical context of urban development in Milwaukee. It offers a snapshot of the priorities and concerns of the time, shedding light on the social and environmental factors that influenced public health policies.

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